One legend says that a gnat flew up this man's nose and caused him great pain by picking at his brain for years. Historians are still confused by this
One legend says that a gnat flew up this man's nose and caused him great pain by picking at his brain for years. Historians are still confused by this man's last words, "I have made but one mistake." He put an end to the practice of instituting treason trials for those who slandered the emperor, saying he could not be insulted. This man had a controversial love affair with Berenice, the sister of Herod Agrippa, and also survived the revolt of Terentius Maximus, who claimed to be a returned Nero. Prior to his reign as emperor, he led a siege on (*) Jerusalem and destroyed the Second Temple on the behest of his father during the first Jewish-Roman War. During his own reign, this man presided over the inaugural games at the Colosseum and ran relief efforts after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. For 10 points, name this second member of the Flavian dynasty who was honored with a namesake arch.
One legend says that a gnat flew up this man's nose and caused him great pain by picking at his brain for years.
Titus Flavius Vespasianus